The Stone of Madness is a real-time tactical stealth adventure from the creators of the Blasphemous series. You play five condemned inmates—Agnes, Leonora, Eduardo, Amelia and Alfredo—trapped in an 18th-century Jesuit monastery high in the Pyrenees. Within its crumbling walls lie an inquisitorial prison and a madhouse, and these prisoners must pool their diverse talents to confront their deepest fears, guard their sanity, uncover hidden secrets and ultimately escape.

ZOR: Pilgrimage of the Slorfs delivers a tense, turn-based adventure that blends survival, deck-building and positional tactics into a fresh roguelike experience. You lead a tribe of resourceful monsters known as Slorfs, thrust into a desperate pilgrimage across a hostile world. Their star god, ZOR, has shed a single tear that blotted out the sky with despair—now the tribe must expand its ranks and finish constructing the astrolabe before all of existence vanishes.

Asdivine Saga throws you into a fantasy world on the brink of all-out war. You play as Vyse, a resourceful mercenary determined to expose the shadowy forces pulling the strings behind the conflict. Alongside him are two royal princesses and a mysterious shinobi named Akane, whose unique “Throw” technique lets her combine items and unleash devastating special attacks.

Lazy Galaxy 2 delivers a surprisingly deep twist on the idle/clicker trend by blending base-building, real-time tactics, and incremental progression into a cohesive galactic conquest. You command a somewhat lethargic but undeniably nefarious alien empire, expanding star bases, assembling fleets, and dispatching wave after wave of enemies across handcrafted campaign maps. Even newcomers to the series will find an accessible entry point—no prior experience with Lazy Galaxy 1 is required.

Imagine stepping into the shoes of a lone bedroom programmer with big ambitions. In Startup Panic, you juggle contract gigs, personal projects, and well-earned breaks as you strive to establish a steady flow of passive income. Every week counts: will you pour time into coding new features, training your fledgling team, or taking some much-needed vacation? Your choices shape how quickly your fledgling company grows.

Anarchy: Wolf’s Law is a fast-paced, first-person shooter that blends RPG progression, survival challenges and strategic management into one seamless post-apocalyptic experience. Set in a small industrial hinterland thrown into chaos, you must carve out your own domain by capturing territories, building production chains and fending off rival players and mutant night creatures. The result is a dynamic single-player journey enriched by implicit multiplayer interactions—your actions echo across everyone’s world without ever having to team up directly.

Into the Breach is a turn-based strategy game from the makers of FTL in which humanity’s last hope lies in giant mechs fighting subterranean monsters known as the Vek. Every run is a fresh, randomly generated tactical puzzle: enemy attack patterns are telegraphed in advance, so you must plan perfectly or watch your cities—and your pilots—fall.

Fallout Tactics brings deep, squad-driven strategy to the harsh world of Fallout. You begin life as society’s outcasts—born in filth and scorned by many—but under the Brotherhood’s watchful eye you’ll be tempered into a resilient warrior. Through grueling trials you’ll learn to adapt or risk breaking under the weight of this irradiated wasteland.

Record Shop Simulator - an immersive simulation game that lets you live out your dream of running the ultimate record store. In this game, every vinyl and album cover tells a unique story, and every sale contributes to building a thriving community of music lovers.

HeistGeist is a story-driven, non-roguelike cyberpunk RPG that puts you in the shoes of Alexandra, a street-smart thief on the run after a high-stakes heist in Venice goes sideways. Set in a gritty, near-future version of Central Europe in the 2040s, the game blends sophisticated planning, tactical card-based combat and hacking, and a richly woven narrative full of double-crosses and unexpected allies.

Spire of Sorcery is a dark‐fantasy, turn‐based strategy that casts you as a small party of mages on a perilous journey across the world of Rund. This Steam version (four complete story chapters) offers a taste of what the developers have in store for the franchise’s future—though no further updates to this build are planned. You can download the game now and experience several hours of spellcraft, exploration and tough choices.

USC: Counterforce is a turn-based squad tactics game with a distinctly retro sci-fi vibe. You command an elite strike team sent to planet M-8322 to uncover and neutralize the remnants of an enigmatic alien menace—discoveries there could reshape the fate of humanity.

Aquamarine is a hand-drawn, linear narrative adventure that drops you into a vast alien ocean reclaimed by nature. Drawing inspiration from the psychedelic sci-fi of the ’70s and ’80s, it fuses the mysterious puzzles of classic adventure games with the tense resource management and replayability of challenging roguelikes. Every dive tests your wits, your ability to read the environment and your mastery of a fragile amphibious escape pod.

Sparky: Hills of Death plunges you into a twisted digital nightmare created by Hito Corporation and visionary artist Sam Wills. When Zac, a seasoned virtual security expert, boots up what appears to be a routine horror game, a mysterious virus begins to corrupt its code—and the barrier between the screen and the real world. His girlfriend Marina starts witnessing unsettling events off-camera, confirming that something truly sinister has escaped the game.

Evil Defenders is a fast-paced tower-defense game that puts you in command of the forces of darkness. Build and upgrade a wicked array of towers, cast powerful spells and deploy mysterious landmarks to crush incoming heroes and protect the Lands of Evil. With a deep skill tree, a wealth of unique tower upgrades and a hundred in-game achievements, every playthrough offers new strategies and surprises.

Patron is a survival city-builder that goes beyond laying out roads and erecting buildings. At its core, it offers the familiar satisfaction of harvesting resources, establishing production chains and upgrading homes, farms and workshops—but it’s the deep social mechanics and sprawling research tree that truly set it apart.

You step into the sandals of a high-ranking commander, overseeing an expedition into the corrupted Shadowlands. Your duty is to chart the course, choose which samurai accompany you, decide on the paths to explore and unlock, and hand down the big-picture orders—while your forces carry out the finer details.

Easy Red 2 offers a no-nonsense, simulation-driven take on World War II combat, blending realistic weapon behavior, historically accurate battlefields and sprawling maps that accommodate infantry and armored warfare on a grand scale. Rebuilt from the ground up, this sequel delivers refined mechanics and optimized visuals that still run smoothly on modest hardware.

Thea: The Awakening is a turn-based survival strategy game set in a grim, Slavic-inspired world torn apart by an apocalyptic force known only as “The Darkness.” In the aftermath, no noble champions or great armies remain—only a handful of starving, desperate survivors look to you for guidance. Your task is to lead them through a procedurally generated land filled with monstrous Strigas, cunning Baba Yagas and countless other threats, using whatever means you can muster to keep hope alive.

Prison Tycoon™: Under New Management invites you to take charge of a modern correctional facility and reshape the lives of your inmates. With the newly added sandbox mode, you have unlimited resources to experiment freely—build sprawling cell blocks, therapy centers and support wings without worrying about budgets or supply shortages. Lay out every corridor, room and utility line to maximize efficiency and ensure your power and water networks run smoothly.

Party Hard delivers a unique blend of stealth, strategy, and dark humor as you step into the shoes of a sleep-deprived anti-hero determined to shut down one rowdy party after another. Rather than dialing the police, you’ll rely on a trusty knife, environmental traps and a healthy dose of creativity to dispatch unsuspecting revelers. Developed by Pinokl Games with support from TinyBuild, Party Hard grew out of a humble game jam prototype into a full-fledged Steam hit, complete with semi-procedurally generated levels and surprising replay value.